Sentence examples for used to expecting from inspiring English sources

We've gotten used to expecting trouble".

In art, we are used to expecting the unexpected, though genuine surprise is rare.

We're used to expecting nuances rather than revolutions in Ms. Martin's art.

Advocates for women and the poor are not used to expecting much in Nebraska, one of the country's most severely restrictive states for abortions and contraceptive services.

The extension of the Grand Prix contract beyond 2009 will require a development programme of the facilities to keep pace with the kind of venue sports fans are getting used to expecting around the world.

Mr. Childers came within 400 votes of winning the seat last month but was forced into a runoff because he received less than 50percentt, a near-victory that startled Republicans used to expecting an easy triumph in a district President Bush carried with 62percentt in 2004.

This no-bad-thing educational agenda is new: US elites used to expect hardships as well as educational excellence for their kids.

At least, we used to expect that.

They do things we used to expect Russians to do.

I used to expect clients in cerebral palsy cases to get between £1m and £2m.

"I used to expect women to assume a certain place, but not now," he said.